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I have this innovative startup idea where I'll employ few people who can make food, I'll rent a place and invite hungry people to have our food in exchange of money. This will help us generate lot of money. What do you say? Who wants to join me?

BYJU'S Salary Slash: Exploiting Employees or Smart Business? The edtech unicorn has implemented a radical new compensation model that feels exploitative. Fresh sales recruits earn just ₹10,000/month fixed pay - not enough for rent. BDAs and inside s

From Village Boy to Business Tycoon: The Rags-to-Riches Story of P.C. Mustafa, Founder of iD Fresh Food The Beginning Born in a remote village in Wayanad, Kerala, Mustafa's early life was marked by financial hardship. His father was a daily wage wo

If you can sell hope, you can make billions. I’ve been looking into business models lately and noticed one big trend: making money is easy when you’re selling hope. EdTech platforms promising you’ll land that dream job or get the seat in the Big I

Problem Statement:- There are people who hit gym but, 1. Unable to afford time to cook nutritional meals daily to meet the requirement. 2. Able to meet only partial amount of daily nuritional requirement but the remaining is skipped due to no time or

Hello guys recently I was fired from my job, I use to work for amazon. I held the position of transaction risk investigator. Well in the span of nine months I could say it was horrible, frustrating culture at Amazon mine happens to be full wfh. My me

Hello Everyone👋🏻 I am Mayank Kumar Singh just a normal guy who wants to start a business with the young youth like myself. I am searching for people who are willing to work with me and help me achieve a good goal for my new company MoonWispers.

I have an idea to make an app which provide 4 services first is online tailoring service for which people will select fabrics from the app only (cloud tailors is doing it) another thing to provide laundary services through the app (just like uclea

17 Lines to Grow 1. Your first idea is rarely your best - keep iterating. 2. Embrace failure as a stepping stone to success. 3. Solve real problems, don't chase trendy solutions. 4. Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business. 5. Your network is

Thinking of building an MVP? Hold your horses! Here are 10 things you must do first 1. Start with market research: Ensure your brilliant idea isn't just brilliant to you. 2. Define product value: Know why users will love it. 3. Design user flow: C